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Plans for the section of Maunganui Road from Tui Street to Hull Road are being drafted, says Tauranga City Council.
"Local business owners and the local community will be contacted for input and feedback as and when draft plans are available," says a council spokesperson.
Work on Maunganui Road is paused for this next week of Monday, May 29, which means no traffic impacts are anticipated.
"As the changes are embedding well, trees have now been installed and are adding to the new look of the area,' says a Tauranga City Council spokesperson.
"Grass has been seeded and as soon as the finishing touches are in, cones will be removed."
Speed has been a long-standing concern on Maunganui Road which impacts on the safety of cyclists and pedestrians.
Safety improvements and road upgrades between Hinau Street and Sutherland Avenue aim to create a calmer, more predictable environment, significantly boosting safety for everyone who travels through the area.
Remaining work to be completed in this section of Maunganui Road includes:
- Replacement of the temporary painted roundabout at Hinau Street intersection with a permanent dome.
- Lifting of the shared path south of the roundabout at Sutherland Avenue.
- Planting of further greenery.
For more information visit www.tauranga.govt.nz/maunganui or email any questions you may have to MRsafetyimprovements@tauranga.govt.nz.
2 comments
Dont these people know how to stop?
Posted on 28-05-2023 22:02 | By waiknot
The road works in front of MT College we’re started January 22 and still not finished. Just finish what has been started and just stop.
AS the headline says
Posted on 29-05-2023 20:46 | By The Caveman
the plans have been made and NO number of submission will change what the faceless council bureaucrats have already decided - look a Cameron Road - god help the building owners on Cameron Rd when their tenants decline to renew their leases and no one will take the property on - WHY - NO customer parking !!!
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